04-08-2026, 10:56 PM
Hi Mike,
Try 45V on the detector if you are using a 201. If a 200, then 22.5 is correct. Note that they also say 40 for the other 2 tubes in the TA 3 Tube Island. However, if you try to run the set on 45V for all tubes, pe prepared to use head phones. I would start out by trying 45V on the detector.
Newer versions of the AK10, especially the 10C but I think the B also used "Orthogonally" mounted RF coils where ine coil is standing up, one is aligned forward and back and the last is mounted left and right.
If you get a signal now but it breaks into oscillation, try 67V on all the tubes except the detector and see if that stops the whistling.
Try 45V on the detector if you are using a 201. If a 200, then 22.5 is correct. Note that they also say 40 for the other 2 tubes in the TA 3 Tube Island. However, if you try to run the set on 45V for all tubes, pe prepared to use head phones. I would start out by trying 45V on the detector.
Newer versions of the AK10, especially the 10C but I think the B also used "Orthogonally" mounted RF coils where ine coil is standing up, one is aligned forward and back and the last is mounted left and right.
If you get a signal now but it breaks into oscillation, try 67V on all the tubes except the detector and see if that stops the whistling.
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MrFixr55




